In many tasks it is simply mentioned command: /bin/true

[MeenachiSundaram]

There is no use with this command related to CIS hardening

https://github.com/radsec/CentOS7-CIS/blob/master/tasks/section1.yml#L281

- name: "NOTSCORED | 1.1.18 | PATCH | Ensure nodev option set on removable media partitions"
  command: /bin/true
  changed_when: no
  when:
    - centos7cis_level1 is defined and centos7cis_level1
  tags:
    - level1
    - notscored
    - patch
    - rule_1.1.18

[rdiers]

So this is implemented so each CIS controls at least returns a value. Some people in the past have parsed Ansible playbook execution logs and use that to determine CIS benchmark compliance. A possible feature could be to only return true if requested? Thoughts?